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1"""Base protocol and exceptions for LLM providers."""
3from __future__ import annotations
5from collections.abc import Callable, Iterator
6from dataclasses import dataclass
7from enum import StrEnum
8from pathlib import Path
9from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, Literal, Protocol, TypeVar, overload, runtime_checkable
11from pydantic import BaseModel
13from lilbee.core.vectors import Vector
14from lilbee.providers.roles import WorkerRole
16if TYPE_CHECKING:
17 from lilbee.providers.warm_progress import WarmProgress
19T_co = TypeVar("T_co", covariant=True)
21# The inline reasoning markers lilbee's pipeline speaks. A provider whose server
22# extracts reasoning into a separate field re-inlines it with these tags at the
23# client boundary, so every downstream consumer parses one format.
24# What every provider holds back from the context window for the answer it is
25# about to generate, plus a small margin for the chat template's own framing.
26# One owner for both numbers: the fleet ENFORCES this default budget (rejecting a
27# prompt that exceeds it), while retrieval FITS its context to it. An explicit
28# over-large output reservation (num_predict past the default) is clamped back to
29# this default rather than rejected, so an agent that over-reserves still fits.
30# When the two disagreed, retrieval assembled prompts up to the margin larger than
31# the engine would accept, and a grounded turn failed with a 400 the caller could
32# do nothing about.
33GENERATION_RESERVE_TOKENS = 1024
34CONTEXT_WINDOW_MARGIN_TOKENS = 128
36# Chars-per-token assumed when BUDGETING context, deliberately harsher than the
37# display estimator's 4: dense OCR/legal text tokenizes at ~2.5-3 chars per token.
38BUDGET_CHARS_PER_TOKEN = 3
41def prompt_token_budget(ctx: int, num_predict: int | None = None) -> int:
42 """Tokens a prompt may occupy in a *ctx*-token window, reserve and margin removed."""
43 return ctx - (num_predict or GENERATION_RESERVE_TOKENS) - CONTEXT_WINDOW_MARGIN_TOKENS
46def estimate_budget_tokens(text: str) -> int:
47 """Conservative token cost of *text* for budgeting (see BUDGET_CHARS_PER_TOKEN)."""
48 return max(1, len(text) // BUDGET_CHARS_PER_TOKEN)
51THINK_OPEN_TAG = "<think>"
52THINK_CLOSE_TAG = "</think>"
55@runtime_checkable
56class ClosableIterator(Iterator[T_co], Protocol[T_co]):
57 """An iterator that releases resources when ``close()`` is called.
59 Streaming chat responses use this to guarantee upstream resources (the
60 fleet's in-flight request slot) are released even when callers truncate
61 the stream before exhaustion. Generators satisfy this implicitly.
62 """
64 def close(self) -> None: ...
67class LLMOptions(BaseModel):
68 """Validated options passed to LLM providers.
69 Only these fields are forwarded: everything else is rejected
70 to prevent injection of sensitive parameters like api_base or api_key.
71 """
73 temperature: float | None = None
74 top_p: float | None = None
75 top_k: int | None = None
76 seed: int | None = None
77 num_predict: int | None = None
78 repeat_penalty: float | None = None
79 frequency_penalty: float | None = None
80 presence_penalty: float | None = None
81 num_ctx: int | None = None
82 stop: list[str] | None = None
83 # Thinking-template control for structured internal calls (schema
84 # induction and similar): a small thinking model can burn its whole
85 # token budget inside <think> and emit nothing. llama-server maps this
86 # to chat_template_kwargs; hosted-API translators drop it.
87 think: bool | None = None
88 # Structured-output request for the internal calls that want a bare JSON
89 # value back. Must be listed here or the allowlist above silently drops it.
90 response_format: dict[str, Any] | None = None
92 def to_dict(self) -> dict[str, Any]:
93 """Return only non-None values as a dict."""
94 return {k: v for k, v in self.model_dump().items() if v is not None}
97def filter_options(options: dict[str, Any]) -> dict[str, Any]:
98 """Validate and filter generation options through LLMOptions model."""
99 return LLMOptions(**options).to_dict()
102def normalize_generation_options(options: dict[str, Any] | None) -> dict[str, Any]:
103 """Validate options and map them to the per-call set an OpenAI/llama-server body takes.
105 ``filter_options`` validates against :class:`LLMOptions`; ``num_predict`` then
106 becomes ``max_tokens`` and ``num_ctx`` is dropped (a model-load param, not a
107 per-call one). Shared by the fleet and SDK option translators so the mapping
108 lives in one place.
109 """
110 if not options:
111 return {}
112 filtered = filter_options(options)
113 if "num_predict" in filtered:
114 filtered["max_tokens"] = filtered.pop("num_predict")
115 filtered.pop("num_ctx", None)
116 return filtered
119class ProviderErrorKind(StrEnum):
120 """Provider-agnostic category of a failed provider call.
122 Classified by exception type at each backend boundary so callers can
123 branch on the kind instead of matching message strings (which are
124 provider-specific and drift between SDK versions).
125 """
127 AUTH = "auth"
128 RATE_LIMIT = "rate_limit"
129 CONTEXT_OVERFLOW = "context_overflow"
130 NOT_FOUND = "not_found"
131 BAD_REQUEST = "bad_request"
132 CONNECTION = "connection"
133 SERVER = "server"
134 CAPACITY = "capacity"
135 PORT_CONFLICT = "port_conflict"
136 UNKNOWN = "unknown"
139class ProviderError(Exception):
140 """Raised when an LLM provider operation fails.
142 ``kind`` is the provider-agnostic category; backends that can't classify a
143 failure leave it ``UNKNOWN``.
144 """
146 def __init__(
147 self,
148 message: str,
149 *,
150 provider: str = "",
151 kind: ProviderErrorKind = ProviderErrorKind.UNKNOWN,
152 ) -> None:
153 self.provider = provider
154 self.kind = kind
155 super().__init__(message)
158# Human word per role for the not-configured error ("embedding model", not "embed model").
159_ROLE_WORDS: dict[WorkerRole, str] = {
160 WorkerRole.CHAT: "chat",
161 WorkerRole.EMBED: "embedding",
162 WorkerRole.RERANK: "reranker",
163 WorkerRole.VISION: "vision",
164}
167def require_role_ref(ref: str, role: WorkerRole, *, provider: str = "") -> str:
168 """Reject an unconfigured role with a clean error instead of parsing ''."""
169 if not ref:
170 raise ProviderError(
171 f"No {_ROLE_WORDS[role]} model is configured. Pick one from the catalog "
172 f"or run 'lilbee model pull <model>'.",
173 provider=provider,
174 kind=ProviderErrorKind.NOT_FOUND,
175 )
176 return ref
179ChatMessage = dict[str, str]
182@dataclass(frozen=True)
183class ToolCall:
184 """One tool/function call the model requested.
186 ``arguments`` is the raw JSON-encoded argument object (OpenAI's shape), left
187 as a string so the caller decides how to parse and validate it. ``id`` is the
188 server-assigned call id, echoed back in the tool result message.
189 """
191 id: str
192 name: str
193 arguments: str
196@dataclass(frozen=True)
197class ChatToolResult:
198 """A chat turn that may carry tool calls alongside (or instead of) text.
200 ``tool_calls`` is empty for an ordinary text answer; ``content`` is empty when
201 the model returned only tool calls. Both can be populated when a model emits
202 commentary plus a call.
203 """
205 content: str
206 tool_calls: list[ToolCall]
209class FinishReason(StrEnum):
210 """Why a chat completion stopped, mirroring OpenAI's vocabulary."""
212 STOP = "stop"
213 LENGTH = "length"
214 TOOL_CALLS = "tool_calls"
215 CONTENT_FILTER = "content_filter"
217 @classmethod
218 def coerce(cls, raw: object) -> FinishReason:
219 """Map a backend-supplied finish_reason to a member, defaulting to STOP.
221 Both the streaming and non-streaming paths read finish_reason from the
222 backend; an unknown or non-string value (a model that omits it) falls
223 back to STOP so the dispatch reports an ordinary end-of-turn.
224 """
225 if isinstance(raw, str):
226 try:
227 return cls(raw)
228 except ValueError:
229 return cls.STOP
230 return cls.STOP
233@dataclass(frozen=True)
234class TokenUsage:
235 """Prompt / completion token counts for one chat call.
237 Defaults to zero so a backend that reports no usage block still yields a
238 well-formed result; the fleet populates these from llama-server's ``usage``.
239 """
241 prompt_tokens: int = 0
242 completion_tokens: int = 0
245@dataclass(frozen=True)
246class ChatResult:
247 """Structured result from a non-streaming chat call.
249 ``tool_calls`` is empty for an ordinary text answer; ``text`` is empty when
250 the model returned only tool calls. ``usage`` carries the backend's token
251 counts (zero when unreported). The canonical chat dispatch reads these to
252 build its OpenAI/Anthropic-shaped response.
253 """
255 text: str
256 tool_calls: tuple[ToolCall, ...]
257 finish_reason: FinishReason
258 usage: TokenUsage = TokenUsage()
261@dataclass(frozen=True)
262class ToolCallDelta:
263 """Partial tool-call delta in a streaming response, accumulated by ``index``.
265 ``id`` and ``name`` arrive on the opener frame for a call; ``arguments_delta``
266 accumulates across subsequent frames at the same ``index``.
267 """
269 index: int
270 id: str | None
271 name: str | None
272 arguments_delta: str | None
275@dataclass(frozen=True)
276class StreamFinish:
277 """Terminal frame carrying why a streaming chat call stopped.
279 Emitted once, near the end of the stream, so the dispatch can report the
280 same finish_reason the non-streaming path already surfaces, notably
281 ``length`` on a max_tokens truncation. Tool-call streams already infer
282 TOOL_USE from their deltas, so a finish frame never downgrades that.
283 """
285 reason: FinishReason
288ChatStreamItem = str | ToolCallDelta | TokenUsage | StreamFinish
289"""One frame yielded by a streaming chat call: text token, tool-call delta, the
290final token-usage summary, or the finish-reason terminator (each emitted once,
291last, when the backend reports them)."""
294class LLMProvider(Protocol):
295 """Protocol for pluggable LLM backends."""
297 def embed(self, texts: list[str]) -> list[Vector]:
298 """Embed a batch of texts, return list of vectors."""
299 ...
301 def count_tokens(self, text: str) -> int:
302 """Exact token count of *text* under the embedding model's tokenizer.
304 Raise ``NotImplementedError`` when the backend has no local tokenizer (cloud
305 SDK backends); token-budgeted chunk sizing then falls back to a character
306 estimate.
307 """
308 ...
310 @overload
311 def chat(
312 self,
313 messages: list[ChatMessage],
314 *,
315 stream: Literal[False] = False,
316 options: dict[str, Any] | None = None,
317 model: str | None = None,
318 tools: list[dict[str, Any]] | None = None,
319 tool_choice: str | dict[str, Any] | None = None,
320 ) -> ChatResult: ...
322 @overload
323 def chat(
324 self,
325 messages: list[ChatMessage],
326 *,
327 stream: Literal[True],
328 options: dict[str, Any] | None = None,
329 model: str | None = None,
330 tools: list[dict[str, Any]] | None = None,
331 tool_choice: str | dict[str, Any] | None = None,
332 ) -> ClosableIterator[ChatStreamItem]: ...
334 def chat(
335 self,
336 messages: list[ChatMessage],
337 *,
338 stream: bool = False,
339 options: dict[str, Any] | None = None,
340 model: str | None = None,
341 tools: list[dict[str, Any]] | None = None,
342 tool_choice: str | dict[str, Any] | None = None,
343 ) -> ChatResult | ClosableIterator[ChatStreamItem]:
344 """Chat completion.
346 Non-streaming returns a :class:`ChatResult` (assistant text, any
347 tool-call frames, and a finish reason). Streaming returns a
348 :class:`ClosableIterator` of :data:`ChatStreamItem` (text tokens
349 interleaved with :class:`ToolCallDelta` frames). ``tools`` is the
350 OpenAI function-tool list; ``tool_choice`` is ``"auto"`` / ``"none"`` /
351 ``"required"`` or a ``{"type": "function", ...}`` selector. A model
352 that lacks tool support returns an empty ``tool_calls`` / yields no
353 tool deltas rather than erroring.
354 """
355 ...
357 def supports_tools(self, model_ref: str) -> bool:
358 """Return True iff the backend can route tool calls for *model_ref*.
360 Default False so backends without a tool path are never offered tools;
361 tool-capable backends override this with a real probe.
362 """
363 return False
365 def chat_with_tools(
366 self,
367 messages: list[ChatMessage],
368 *,
369 tools: list[dict[str, Any]],
370 tool_choice: str | dict[str, Any] | None = None,
371 options: dict[str, Any] | None = None,
372 model: str | None = None,
373 ) -> ChatToolResult:
374 """Non-streaming chat that may return tool calls.
376 ``tools`` is the OpenAI function-tool list; ``tool_choice`` is ``"auto"``
377 / ``"none"`` / ``"required"`` or a specific ``{"type": "function", ...}``
378 selector. Backends without tool support raise :class:`ProviderError`.
379 """
380 raise ProviderError("This backend does not support tool calling.")
382 def vision_ocr(
383 self,
384 png_bytes: bytes,
385 model: str,
386 prompt: str = "",
387 *,
388 timeout: float | None = None,
389 ) -> str:
390 """OCR one page image; ``timeout`` seconds, ``None``/``0`` = no cap."""
391 ...
393 def vision_slot_capacity(self) -> int | None:
394 """Fitted concurrent-OCR slots if the vision fleet is running, else None.
396 The ingest fan-out uses this to size itself to the servers' real
397 continuous-batching capacity rather than the requested concurrency,
398 which a memory-constrained card cannot always fit. ``None`` means the
399 capacity isn't known yet (no local vision backend, or the fleet hasn't
400 started); the caller falls back to its own estimate.
401 """
402 ...
404 def list_models(self) -> list[str]:
405 """List available model identifiers."""
406 ...
408 def list_chat_models(self, provider: str) -> list[str]:
409 """List frontier chat models the provider is aware of for *provider*.
411 Returns the unfiltered upstream catalog (whatever litellm
412 exposes for API providers; an empty list for local backends
413 like the llama-server fleet that have no notion of external
414 catalogs).
415 """
416 ...
418 def pull_model(self, model: str, *, on_progress: Callable[..., Any] | None = None) -> None:
419 """Download a model. Raises NotImplementedError if not supported."""
420 ...
422 def show_model(self, model: str) -> dict[str, Any] | None:
423 """Return model metadata, or None if backend doesn't expose it."""
424 ...
426 def get_capabilities(self, model: str) -> list[str]:
427 """Return capability tags (e.g. ``["completion", "vision"]``) for *model*.
429 Returns an empty list when the backend does not support capability
430 reporting or the model is not found.
431 """
432 ...
434 def rerank(self, query: str, candidates: list[str]) -> list[float]:
435 """Score *candidates* for their relevance to *query*, one float per candidate.
437 The backend resolves the reranker model from ``cfg.reranker_model``.
438 Callers MUST check ``cfg.reranker_model`` is non-empty before
439 calling; use :meth:`supports_rerank` for UI-render decisions.
441 Returns: list of floats in input order, higher = more relevant.
442 Empty ``candidates`` returns ``[]``.
443 Raises :class:`ProviderError` when the backend does not support
444 reranking, ``cfg.reranker_model`` is empty, or the model scored no
445 candidate. A backend must raise rather than return uniform scores,
446 which would silently preserve the caller's input order.
447 """
448 ...
450 def supports_rerank(self) -> bool:
451 """Capability probe: can this backend rerank *if* a model is configured?
453 Pure capability check, NOT "a reranker is currently active". An
454 empty ``cfg.reranker_model`` returns ``True`` so the settings UI
455 keeps the picker visible; callers that need to know whether
456 reranking is actually configured must check ``bool(cfg.reranker_model)``
457 separately. ``rerank()`` is the gated path that requires a
458 non-empty value.
459 """
460 return False
462 def shutdown(self) -> None:
463 """Release resources (e.g. background threads). No-op if nothing to clean up."""
464 ...
466 def invalidate_load_cache(self, model_path: Path | None = None) -> None:
467 """Drop loaded-model state; ``None`` evicts all, else only that path. No-op default."""
468 return
470 def drop_loaded_models_async(self) -> None:
471 """Drop all loaded-model state off the caller's thread. No-op default.
473 Like :meth:`invalidate_load_cache` with no path, but the teardown (which
474 stops every server and waits on each process) runs on a background thread
475 so a settings change that touches a role-agnostic load key never blocks
476 the UI / request thread. The next call rebuilds with current cfg.
477 """
478 self.invalidate_load_cache()
480 def warm_up_pool(self) -> None:
481 """Eagerly start the configured role servers so the first call lands warm.
483 Default no-op so providers without managed servers (SDK / routing
484 wrappers) can be passed to ``Services`` unchanged. Implemented by
485 :class:`FleetProvider` to spawn the chat / embed / rerank / vision
486 servers whose model is configured.
487 """
488 return
490 def cancel_inference(self) -> None:
491 """Interrupt any in-flight generation. No-op default.
493 The fleet engine severs its live chat streams (llama-server stops
494 generating when the connection drops); the SDK wrapper has nothing to
495 interrupt here.
496 """
497 return
499 def reload_role(self, role: WorkerRole, *, wait: bool = False) -> None:
500 """Drop and respawn just *role*'s model so it picks up changed cfg.
502 Default no-op for providers without per-role model servers. The fleet
503 respawns only that role's server; other roles and their in-flight work
504 are left untouched. ``wait=True`` blocks until the respawn finishes (for a
505 caller already off the event loop); the default returns immediately.
506 """
507 return
509 def reload_placement(self, *, wait: bool = False) -> None:
510 """Re-plan GPU placement with current cfg, restarting only moved roles.
512 Default no-op for providers without GPU-placed servers. The fleet diffs
513 the fresh plan against the running fleet and respawns only the roles
514 whose placement changed, so an untouched role's loaded model stays
515 resident. ``wait=True`` blocks until the restarted proxies are healthy.
516 """
517 return
519 def role_ready(self, role: WorkerRole) -> bool:
520 """Whether *role* has a healthy server now, without starting one.
522 Default ``True``: providers without managed servers (SDK / routing
523 wrappers) are always reachable. The fleet returns ``False`` while a role
524 is still cold-starting so surfaces can show a warming state.
525 """
526 del role
527 return True
529 def max_concurrent_chats(self) -> int:
530 """Upper bound on simultaneous chat generations this provider can serve.
532 Default ``1``: a single in-process model cannot take concurrent generate
533 calls, so chat is serialized. A server-backed provider that batches (the
534 fleet) overrides this with its slot capacity, so the chat admission gate
535 lets that many run at once instead of one at a time.
536 """
537 return 1
539 def served_chat_ctx(self) -> int | None:
540 """Per-slot context the active chat server runs with, or None if unknown.
542 A client trims its conversation to this so a long agentic session fits
543 the model's actual window instead of overflowing. Default ``None``:
544 providers without a managed context (SDK wrappers) advertise nothing.
545 """
546 return None
548 def warm_pending(self) -> bool:
549 """Whether a warm has been requested and has not finished.
551 True from the moment ``warm_up_pool`` accepts a warm until its background
552 work ends, so a surface can hold before the first phase is stamped. Default
553 ``False``: providers without managed servers never warm.
554 """
555 return False
557 def warm_progress(self) -> WarmProgress | None:
558 """Snapshot of the chat model's cold-load progress, or None when idle.
560 A launcher streams this to render a real progress bar while a large chat
561 model loads. Default ``None``: providers without a managed load (SDK /
562 routing wrappers) expose nothing, so a launcher falls back to a plain
563 spinner. The fleet returns live read / engine-load state.
564 """
565 return None
567 def add_spawn_listener(
568 self,
569 *,
570 on_spawning: Callable[[WorkerRole], None] | None = None,
571 on_spawned: Callable[[WorkerRole], None] | None = None,
572 ) -> None:
573 """Subscribe to server (re)spawn lifecycle events. No-op default.
575 The fleet calls ``on_spawning`` before a role's server starts and
576 ``on_spawned`` once it is healthy, so the TUI can surface cold-start and
577 reload progress. Providers without managed servers ignore it.
578 """
579 return